Ann Arbor, MI

440 occupations with BLS estimates, May 2025. BLS area code 11460.

BLS figures are for its own occupation list. Where one BLS occupation covers several O*NET occupations, it links to the first and says how many.

Largest

Occupation	Employment
Teaching Assistants, Postsecondary	12,860
Registered Nurses (5 O*NET occupations)	10,980
Office Clerks, General	5,460
Fast Food and Counter Workers (2 O*NET occupations)	4,800
Retail Salespersons	4,570
Cashiers	4,510
Customer Service Representatives	3,440
Nursing Assistants	3,430
Home Health and Personal Care Aides (2 O*NET occupations)	3,410
Recreation Workers	3,190
General and Operations Managers	3,180
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2,880
Software Developers	2,740
Waiters and Waitresses	2,710
Stockers and Order Fillers	2,500
Medical Assistants	2,440
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive	2,290
Mechanical Engineers (3 O*NET occupations)	2,280
Social and Human Service Assistants	2,110
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand (2 O*NET occupations)	2,010

Most concentrated

By location quotient: the occupation's share of jobs here divided by its share nationally. Occupations employing fewer than 100 here are left out.

Occupation	Location quotient	Employment
Teaching Assistants, Postsecondary	55.45	12,860
Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary	14.97	240
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary	12.45	710
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary	8.65	150
Commercial Pilots	7.83	530
Tutors	7.38	1,820
Library Assistants, Clerical	6.93	840
Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	6.82	190
Recreation Workers	6.80	3,190
Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary	6.04	140
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other (3 O*NET occupations)	5.52	220
Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians (2 O*NET occupations)	5.47	280
Mechanical Engineers (3 O*NET occupations)	5.43	2,280
Psychologists, All Other (3 O*NET occupations)	5.37	140
Recreational Therapists	5.11	110
Musicians and Singers	4.85	250
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary	4.54	310
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other (2 O*NET occupations)	4.42	230
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	4.34	350
Social Science Research Assistants	4.31	190

Highest median wage

Occupation	Median annual
Physicians, All Other (7 O*NET occupations)	$359,800
Chief Executives (2 O*NET occupations)	$335,900
Family Medicine Physicians	$214,100
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary	$185,830
Dentists, General	$174,870
Architectural and Engineering Managers (2 O*NET occupations)	$171,950
Computer and Information Systems Managers	$171,200
Purchasing Managers	$168,670
Pharmacists	$166,350
Compensation and Benefits Managers	$162,720
Computer and Information Research Scientists	$151,110
Sales Managers	$148,630
Managers, All Other (7 O*NET occupations)	$147,220
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	$144,340
Natural Sciences Managers (3 O*NET occupations)	$144,200
Human Resources Managers	$143,670
Nurse Practitioners	$143,580
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	$142,840
Fundraising Managers	$141,800
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary	$141,400

BLS didn't publish the median for 1 occupation here because it is very high: Nurse Anesthetists. They aren't ranked, and we don't estimate them.

All 440 occupations

BLS occupation	Employment	Median annual	Location quotient
Accountants and Auditors `13-2011`	1,580	$80,040	0.77
Administrative Services Managers `11-3012`	460	$122,790	1.22
Advertising Sales Agents `41-3011`	250	Not available	1.96
Aerospace Engineers `17-2011`	100	$102,290	1.07
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians `49-3011`	550	$62,140	2.83
Aircraft Service Attendants `53-6032`	50	$41,360	1.11
Amusement and Recreation Attendants `39-3091`	660	$34,530	1.17
Animal Caretakers `39-2021`	320	$33,520	0.86
Animal Trainers `39-2011`	80	$28,970	2.88
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval `17-1011`	200	$87,490	1.32
Architectural and Civil Drafters `17-3011`	100	$59,280	0.68
Architectural and Engineering Managers (2 O*NET occupations) `11-9041`	670	$171,950	2.17
Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1062`	240	$106,140	14.97
Art Directors `27-1011`	40	$101,880	0.56
Athletic Trainers `29-9091`	100	$63,330	2.37
Audio and Video Technicians `27-4011`	90	$45,160	0.89
Automotive Body and Related Repairers `49-3021`	140	$54,400	0.66
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics `49-3023`	540	$58,420	0.54
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants `53-6031`	90	$35,320	0.64
Bakers `51-3011`	330	$35,770	0.99
Bartenders `35-3011`	780	$38,300	0.73
Bicycle Repairers `49-3091`	30	$44,380	1.92
Bill and Account Collectors `43-3011`	70	$49,810	0.32
Billing and Posting Clerks `43-3021`	620	$49,260	1.08
Biochemists and Biophysicists `19-1021`	90	$109,070	1.82
Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers `17-2031`	60	$75,650	1.66
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1042`	290	$105,290	4.04
Biological Scientists, All Other (5 O*NET occupations) `19-1029`	90	$71,880	1.10
Biological Technicians `19-4021`	160	$52,110	1.60
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks `43-3031`	1,510	$51,100	0.78
Brickmasons and Blockmasons `47-2021`	Not available	$83,190
Budget Analysts `13-2031`	90	$127,860	1.42
Bus Drivers, School `53-3051`	210	$49,780	0.36
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity `53-3052`	280	$65,370	1.24
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists `49-3031`	220	$65,770	0.54
Business Operations Specialists, All Other (5 O*NET occupations) `13-1199`	1,400	$81,810	0.91
Butchers and Meat Cutters `51-3021`	130	$39,630	0.67
Buyers and Purchasing Agents (3 O*NET occupations) `13-1020`	950	$79,500	1.37
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians `29-2031`	310	$81,890	3.53
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1194`	250	$108,400	1.53
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School `25-2032`	110	$73,310	0.69
Cargo and Freight Agents (2 O*NET occupations) `43-5011`	Not available	$49,540
Carpenters `47-2031`	640	$65,170	0.67
Cashiers `41-2011`	4,510	$32,370	1.03
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers `47-2051`	160	$59,630	0.54
Chefs and Head Cooks `35-1011`	260	$60,910	0.92
Chemical Engineers `17-2041`	50	$78,660	1.77
Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders `51-9011`	90	$45,590	0.46
Chemical Technicians `19-4031`	100	$47,880	1.20
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1052`	80	$138,330	2.79
Chemists `19-2031`	230	$67,050	1.95
Chief Executives (2 O*NET occupations) `11-1011`	260	$335,900	0.90
Child, Family, and School Social Workers `21-1021`	480	$60,940	0.87
Childcare Workers (2 O*NET occupations) `39-9011`	760	$32,700	1.04
Chiropractors `29-1011`	30	$74,160	0.61
Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians `17-3022`	70	$67,240	0.67
Civil Engineers (3 O*NET occupations) `17-2051`	220	$97,570	0.42
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators `13-1031`	60	$90,470	0.14
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment `53-7061`	260	$32,610	0.48
Clergy `21-2011`	120	$54,000	1.48
Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians (6 O*NET occupations) `29-2010`	1,030	$79,400	2.20
Clinical and Counseling Psychologists `19-3033`	170	$78,280	1.54
Coaches and Scouts `27-2022`	410	$59,890	1.16
Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders `51-9124`	110	$49,360	0.50
Commercial Pilots `53-2012`	530	$126,400	7.83
Commercial and Industrial Designers `27-1021`	90	Not available	1.91
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1122`	100	$105,440	2.29
Community Health Workers `21-1094`	90	$59,210	0.98
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other `21-1099`	260	$58,360	1.70
Compensation and Benefits Managers `11-3111`	30	$162,720	1.05
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists `13-1141`	110	$84,280	0.70
Compliance Officers (7 O*NET occupations) `13-1041`	390	$73,460	0.66
Computer Hardware Engineers `17-2061`	50	$117,040	0.47
Computer Network Architects (2 O*NET occupations) `15-1241`	210	$131,320	0.82
Computer Network Support Specialists `15-1231`	120	Not available	0.58
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators `51-9161`	120	$46,640	0.52
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers `51-9162`	40	$62,780	1.02
Computer Occupations, All Other (10 O*NET occupations) `15-1299`	390	$106,240	0.64
Computer Programmers `15-1251`	310	$85,580	2.35
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1021`	160	$136,090	3.14
Computer Systems Analysts (2 O*NET occupations) `15-1211`	1,080	$104,550	1.47
Computer User Support Specialists `15-1232`	1,540	$55,010	1.52
Computer and Information Research Scientists `15-1221`	50	$151,110	0.89
Computer and Information Systems Managers `11-3021`	1,220	$171,200	1.29
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers `49-2011`	70	$38,120	0.78
Conservation Scientists (3 O*NET occupations) `19-1031`	60	$65,110	1.62
Construction Laborers `47-2061`	510	$50,910	0.33
Construction Managers `11-9021`	320	$105,670	0.59
Construction and Building Inspectors (2 O*NET occupations) `47-4011`	110	$73,910	0.54
Cooks, All Other `35-2019`	40	$39,540	1.37
Cooks, Fast Food `35-2011`	420	$29,690	0.46
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria `35-2012`	610	$40,250	0.97
Cooks, Restaurant `35-2014`	1,600	$38,290	0.80
Cooks, Short Order `35-2015`	110	$32,020	0.55
Correctional Officers and Jailers `33-3012`	370	$68,520	0.69
Cost Estimators `13-1051`	180	$80,550	0.57
Counselors, All Other `21-1019`	40	$40,270	0.91
Counter and Rental Clerks `41-2021`	420	$39,150	0.75
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks `43-4031`	140	$48,120	0.56
Credit Analysts `13-2041`	30	$77,070	0.36
Credit Counselors `13-2071`	160	$59,570	4.12
Crossing Guards and Flaggers `33-9091`	50	$32,190	0.37
Curators `25-4012`	60	$82,150	3.30
Customer Service Representatives `43-4051`	3,440	$39,480	0.94
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic `51-4031`	410	$42,650	1.71
Data Entry Keyers `43-9021`	130	$40,780	0.71
Data Scientists (3 O*NET occupations) `15-2051`	340	$112,680	0.90
Database Administrators `15-1242`	100	$108,740	1.01
Database Architects (2 O*NET occupations) `15-1243`	140	$127,990	1.49
Dental Assistants `31-9091`	490	$53,370	0.90
Dental Hygienists `29-1292`	360	$91,900	1.16
Dental Laboratory Technicians `51-9081`	30	$61,370	0.64
Dentists, General `29-1021`	190	$174,870	1.06
Dermatologists `29-1213`	30	Not available	2.09
Designers, All Other `27-1029`	30	$50,810	2.26
Detectives and Criminal Investigators (3 O*NET occupations) `33-3021`	50	$105,780	0.34
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers `29-2032`	200	$85,120	1.54
Dietetic Technicians `29-2051`	70	$36,910	1.65
Dietitians and Nutritionists `29-1031`	220	$69,690	1.99
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers `35-9011`	510	$34,830	0.66
Directors, Religious Activities and Education `21-2021`	40	$49,270	1.16
Dishwashers `35-9021`	510	$34,440	0.76
Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance `43-5032`	180	$49,030	0.63
Driver/Sales Workers `53-3031`	580	$38,790	1.00
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1063`	70	$185,830	4.21
Economists (2 O*NET occupations) `19-3011`	50	$128,960	1.91
Editors `27-3041`	210	$64,670	1.63
Education Administrators, All Other `11-9039`	50	$80,370	0.61
Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary `11-9032`	350	$104,140	0.76
Education Administrators, Postsecondary `11-9033`	790	$144,340	3.10
Education Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1081`	180	$105,640	2.14
Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare `11-9031`	110	$59,340	1.06
Educational Instruction and Library Workers, All Other `25-9099`	160	$51,030	0.98
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors `21-1012`	470	$62,710	0.95
Electrical Engineers `17-2071`	810	$109,240	2.89
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians `17-3023`	100	$68,420	0.72
Electrical, Electronic, and Electromechanical Assemblers, Except Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers (2 O*NET occupations) `51-2028`	390	$47,240	1.11
Electricians `47-2111`	610	$81,450	0.57
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer (2 O*NET occupations) `17-2072`	130	$136,560	0.96
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education `25-2021`	1,630	$64,060	0.83
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs `43-4061`	140	$63,040	0.62
Emergency Medical Technicians `29-2042`	340	$42,010	1.32
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers `51-2031`	60	$61,680	1.24
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1032`	710	$140,450	12.45
Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `17-3029`	70	$81,640	0.88
Engineers, All Other (9 O*NET occupations) `17-2199`	250	$121,530	1.13
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1123`	350	$137,400	4.34
Entertainment and Recreation Managers, Except Gambling `11-9072`	90	$68,220	1.61
Environmental Engineers `17-2081`	90	$109,140	1.60
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health (4 O*NET occupations) `19-2041`	250	$82,060	2.01
Epidemiologists `19-1041`	50	$64,770	3.17
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants `43-6011`	430	$74,660	0.66
Exercise Trainers and Group Fitness Instructors `39-9031`	620	$52,720	1.35
Facilities Managers (2 O*NET occupations) `11-3013`	330	$107,170	1.50
Family Medicine Physicians `29-1215`	160	$214,100	1.04
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse `45-2092`	90	$38,570	0.24
Fast Food and Counter Workers (2 O*NET occupations) `35-3023`	4,800	$33,220	0.88
File Clerks `43-4071`	90	$47,120	0.89
Financial Managers (3 O*NET occupations) `11-3031`	820	$139,500	0.69
Financial Risk Specialists `13-2054`	60	$125,020	0.67
Financial Specialists, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `13-2099`	140	$66,080	0.77
Financial and Investment Analysts `13-2051`	340	$98,620	0.67
Firefighters `33-2011`	160	$48,460	0.33
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers (2 O*NET occupations) `47-1011`	430	$82,000	0.38
First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers `33-1011`	50	$85,300	0.69
First-Line Supervisors of Entertainment and Recreation Workers, Except Gambling Services `39-1014`	150	$49,010	1.04
First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers `33-1021`	70	$73,130	0.51
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers `35-1012`	1,250	$42,340	0.72
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers `37-1011`	120	$49,330	0.49
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers `37-1012`	150	$55,960	0.79
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers `49-1011`	620	$83,240	0.71
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers `41-1012`	120	$79,890	0.41
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers `43-1011`	1,330	$64,880	0.66
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers `39-1022`	80	$46,790	0.51
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives `33-1012`	60	$99,450	0.29
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers `51-1011`	650	$67,470	0.69
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers `41-1011`	1,200	$47,540	0.75
First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers `33-1091`	30	$61,910	0.28
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors (5 O*NET occupations) `53-1047`	390	$58,120	0.45
Floral Designers `27-1023`	60	$37,350	1.05
Food Preparation Workers `35-2021`	590	$34,100	0.47
Food Scientists and Technologists `19-1012`	40	$105,420	2.34
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant `35-3041`	360	$34,170	0.87
Food Service Managers `11-9051`	350	$68,150	1.03
Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1124`	190	$84,000	6.82
Fundraisers `13-1131`	390	$67,610	2.47
Fundraising Managers `11-2033`	180	$141,800	3.37
General and Operations Managers `11-1021`	3,180	$106,000	0.64
Graphic Designers `27-1024`	280	$55,020	0.99
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic `51-4033`	50	$40,500	0.53
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists `39-5012`	350	$35,490	0.80
Health Education Specialists `21-1091`	Not available	$43,510
Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars `29-9021`	170	$71,440	3.22
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1071`	Not available	$136,600
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other (4 O*NET occupations) `29-2099`	550	$52,990	2.14
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors (2 O*NET occupations) `17-2111`	40	$112,980	1.41
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `29-1299`	220	$91,020	5.52
Healthcare Social Workers `21-1022`	560	$75,070	2.10
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `31-9099`	170	$54,540	1.07
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers `49-9021`	460	$75,000	0.79
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers `53-3032`	1,270	$59,230	0.44
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers `49-9098`	60	$40,470	0.45
Helpers--Production Workers `51-9198`	100	$36,330	0.43
Highway Maintenance Workers `47-4051`	130	$63,770	0.57
Home Health and Personal Care Aides (2 O*NET occupations) `31-1120`	3,410	$36,710	0.56
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop `35-9031`	500	$29,570	0.81
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks `43-4081`	220	$35,460	0.61
Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping `43-4161`	130	$51,220	1.05
Human Resources Managers `11-3121`	240	$143,670	0.79
Human Resources Specialists `13-1071`	1,110	$77,770	0.86
Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians (2 O*NET occupations) `17-3026`	110	$77,080	1.06
Industrial Engineers (4 O*NET occupations) `17-2112`	930	$105,610	1.79
Industrial Machinery Mechanics `49-9041`	390	$62,790	0.63
Industrial Production Managers (6 O*NET occupations) `11-3051`	340	$130,470	0.98
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators `53-7051`	250	$48,340	0.23
Information Security Analysts `15-1212`	250	$105,010	0.94
Information and Record Clerks, All Other `43-4199`	90	$60,610	0.46
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers `51-9061`	800	$46,060	0.95
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other (2 O*NET occupations) `49-9099`	120	$54,230	0.49
Instructional Coordinators `25-9031`	330	$81,120	1.01
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks `43-9041`	100	$59,370	0.31
Insurance Sales Agents `41-3021`	200	$58,930	0.29
Insurance Underwriters `13-2053`	30	$77,750	0.23
Interior Designers `27-1025`	90	$58,600	0.86
Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan `43-4111`	670	$51,640	3.22
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners `37-2011`	2,880	$38,080	0.92
Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers (2 O*NET occupations) `51-9071`	40	$62,970	1.35
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education `25-2012`	90	$57,310	0.56
Labor Relations Specialists `13-1075`	90	$95,180	1.03
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand (2 O*NET occupations) `53-7062`	2,010	$43,470	0.48
Landscape Architects `17-1012`	70	$83,150	2.57
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers `37-3011`	1,270	$38,710	0.94
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers `51-6011`	110	$34,990	0.40
Lawyers `23-1011`	640	$132,920	0.60
Legal Secretaries and Administrative Assistants `43-6012`	130	$61,660	0.60
Legal Support Workers, All Other `23-2099`	70	$95,890	1.02
Librarians and Media Collections Specialists `25-4022`	330	$83,200	1.77
Library Assistants, Clerical `43-4121`	840	$34,510	6.93
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses `29-2061`	520	$64,670	0.57
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `19-4099`	90	$52,510	0.86
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers `33-9092`	390	$42,330	1.75
Light Truck Drivers `53-3033`	660	$43,960	0.48
Loan Interviewers and Clerks `43-4131`	210	$50,730	0.89
Loan Officers `13-2072`	320	$77,820	0.83
Lodging Managers `11-9081`	30	$59,740	0.55
Logisticians (3 O*NET occupations) `13-1081`	380	$83,430	1.08
Machinists `51-4041`	290	$55,500	0.71
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners `37-2012`	590	$35,270	0.49
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal Service `43-9051`	60	$37,800	0.76
Maintenance Workers, Machinery `49-9043`	30	$51,370	0.35
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General `49-9071`	1,680	$49,170	0.78
Management Analysts `13-1111`	1,050	$104,590	0.83
Managers, All Other (7 O*NET occupations) `11-9199`	420	$147,220	0.48
Manicurists and Pedicurists `39-5092`	60	$35,990	0.27
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (2 O*NET occupations) `13-1161`	1,160	$66,210	0.92
Marketing Managers `11-2021`	260	$141,000	0.47
Massage Therapists `31-9011`	80	$60,370	0.60
Materials Engineers `17-2131`	50	$105,950	1.59
Materials Scientists `19-2032`	60	Not available	4.88
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1022`	310	$137,720	4.54
Mechanical Drafters `17-3013`	50	$67,980	0.95
Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians (2 O*NET occupations) `17-3027`	280	$84,150	5.47
Mechanical Engineers (3 O*NET occupations) `17-2141`	2,280	$127,310	5.43
Medical Assistants `31-9092`	2,440	$43,180	2.11
Medical Equipment Preparers `31-9093`	230	$50,030	2.08
Medical Equipment Repairers `49-9062`	150	$83,020	1.66
Medical Records Specialists `29-2072`	360	$62,420	1.32
Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists `19-1042`	380	$85,120	1.55
Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants `43-6013`	1,930	$46,740	1.42
Medical and Health Services Managers `11-9111`	1,210	$127,940	1.43
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners `13-1121`	210	$53,200	1.05
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers `21-1023`	230	$63,770	1.23
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers `27-1026`	180	$39,330	0.76
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education `25-2022`	520	$62,520	0.59
Millwrights `49-9044`	60	$90,320	1.00
Miscellaneous Assemblers and Fabricators (2 O*NET occupations) `51-2090`	1,420	$38,200	0.72
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders `51-9023`	190	$35,150	1.39
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines `49-3042`	30	$62,310	0.13
Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic `51-4072`	270	$39,170	1.28
Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other `53-3099`	100	$34,280	1.48
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic `51-4081`	380	$61,320	2.16
Museum Technicians and Conservators `25-4013`	80	$33,780	4.43
Musicians and Singers `27-2042`	250	$45.21 an hour (hourly only)	4.85
Natural Sciences Managers (3 O*NET occupations) `11-9121`	210	$144,200	1.40
Network and Computer Systems Administrators `15-1244`	380	$96,580	0.85
New Accounts Clerks `43-4141`	60	$50,170	1.18
News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists `27-3023`	60	$67,850	1.11
Nurse Anesthetists `29-1151`	290	Not published (very high)	3.93
Nurse Practitioners `29-1171`	870	$143,580	1.91
Nursing Assistants `31-1131`	3,430	$44,570	1.68
Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1072`	230	$109,080	2.10
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists `19-5011`	150	$85,610	0.76
Occupational Therapists (2 O*NET occupations) `29-1122`	280	$95,950	1.23
Office Clerks, General `43-9061`	5,460	$38,350	1.57
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other `43-9199`	140	$61,160	0.53
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators `47-2073`	170	$62,490	0.25
Operations Research Analysts `15-2031`	130	$84,290	0.85
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians `29-2057`	160	$48,560	1.57
Opticians, Dispensing `29-2081`	90	$45,090	0.88
Optometrists `29-1041`	50	$133,770	0.84
Order Clerks `43-4151`	60	$50,330	0.61
Orthotists and Prosthetists `29-2091`	90	$81,140	6.74
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics `49-3053`	60	$48,370	1.09
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders `51-9111`	260	$40,840	0.49
Packers and Packagers, Hand `53-7064`	320	$34,940	0.40
Painters, Construction and Maintenance `47-2141`	160	$59,210	0.50
Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders `51-9196`	40	$45,800	0.30
Paralegals and Legal Assistants `23-2011`	380	$61,480	0.69
Paramedics `29-2043`	240	$58,380	1.67
Parking Attendants `53-6021`	130	$34,670	0.66
Parts Salespersons `41-2022`	180	$45,330	0.48
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks `43-3051`	140	$59,770	0.64
Pediatricians, General `29-1221`	190	$81,550	3.36
Personal Financial Advisors `13-2052`	320	$95,840	0.84
Pharmacists `29-1051`	570	$166,350	1.26
Pharmacy Technicians `29-2052`	1,030	$47,420	1.55
Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1126`	70	$105,520	2.46
Phlebotomists `31-9097`	270	$45,220	1.34
Photographers `27-4021`	70	$37,510	0.90
Physical Therapist Aides `31-2022`	70	$33,790	1.03
Physical Therapist Assistants `31-2021`	230	$61,200	1.44
Physical Therapists `29-1123`	570	$106,980	1.50
Physician Assistants (2 O*NET occupations) `29-1071`	810	$135,310	3.53
Physicians, All Other (7 O*NET occupations) `29-1229`	Not available	$359,800
Physicists `19-2012`	80	$64,380	2.81
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1054`	80	$141,400	4.25
Plating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic `51-4193`	50	$37,450	1.04
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters (2 O*NET occupations) `47-2152`	420	$78,210	0.64
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers (2 O*NET occupations) `33-3051`	480	$74,410	0.51
Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1065`	140	$137,430	6.04
Political Scientists `19-3094`	60	$86,290	7.51
Postal Service Clerks `43-5051`	50	$68,810	0.47
Postal Service Mail Carriers `43-5052`	400	$57,700	0.87
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other `25-1199`	330	$82,820	1.54
Prepress Technicians and Workers `51-5111`	50	$45,480	1.56
Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education `25-2011`	610	$37,070	0.91
Print Binding and Finishing Workers `51-5113`	110	$45,250	2.41
Printing Press Operators `51-5112`	210	$46,800	1.05
Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists `21-1092`	60	$83,180	0.48
Procurement Clerks `43-3061`	60	$52,740	0.82
Producers and Directors (4 O*NET occupations) `27-2012`	110	$67,600	0.53
Production Workers, All Other `51-9199`	280	$41,960	0.77
Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks `43-5061`	140	$61,780	0.26
Project Management Specialists `13-1082`	1,430	$103,690	0.95
Property Appraisers and Assessors (2 O*NET occupations) `13-2020`	80	$74,740	0.98
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers `11-9141`	310	$62,080	0.71
Psychiatric Technicians `29-2053`	580	$72,550	2.63
Psychiatrists `29-1223`	110	$92,840	2.68
Psychologists, All Other (3 O*NET occupations) `19-3039`	140	$117,210	5.37
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1066`	140	$142,840	2.35
Public Relations Managers `11-2032`	160	$137,190	1.55
Public Relations Specialists `27-3031`	490	$68,890	1.22
Public Safety Telecommunicators `43-5031`	90	$62,040	0.64
Purchasing Managers `11-3061`	130	$168,670	1.12
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians `29-2034`	680	$80,450	2.10
Radiologists `29-1224`	60	$82,250	1.63
Real Estate Brokers `41-9021`	Not available	$70,080
Receptionists and Information Clerks `43-4171`	1,500	$39,190	1.16
Recreation Workers `39-9032`	3,190	$35,090	6.80
Recreational Therapists `29-1125`	110	$70,960	5.11
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors `53-7081`	90	$46,310	0.44
Registered Nurses (5 O*NET occupations) `29-1141`	10,980	$103,450	2.30
Rehabilitation Counselors `21-1015`	150	$47,310	1.10
Religious Workers, All Other `21-2099`	40	$49,590	1.78
Residential Advisors `39-9041`	330	$35,090	2.76
Respiratory Therapists `29-1126`	390	$79,850	1.97
Retail Salespersons `41-2031`	4,570	$35,040	0.83
Roofers `47-2181`	80	$61,730	0.44
Sales Engineers `41-9031`	110	$121,000	1.56
Sales Managers `11-2022`	650	$148,630	0.73
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel `41-3091`	1,060	$75,310	0.60
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products `41-4012`	1,160	$77,590	0.66
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products (2 O*NET occupations) `41-4011`	440	$133,550	1.10
School Psychologists `19-3034`	90	$83,960	0.97
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education `25-2031`	1,040	$63,780	0.69
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive `43-6014`	2,290	$50,600	0.95
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents `41-3031`	220	$70,060	0.31
Security Guards `33-9032`	630	$42,100	0.35
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers `49-2098`	50	$60,960	0.41
Self-Enrichment Teachers `25-3021`	380	$45,030	0.81
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders `51-9012`	40	$49,070	0.51
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners `47-4071`	50	$52,820	1.07
Set and Exhibit Designers `27-1027`	40	$52,210	2.93
Sewing Machine Operators `51-6031`	70	$37,350	0.47
Sheet Metal Workers `47-2211`	90	$75,460	0.51
Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks `43-5071`	720	$45,250	0.62
Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs `53-3053`	260	$36,110	0.73
Skincare Specialists `39-5094`	70	$46,090	0.70
Social Science Research Assistants `19-4061`	190	$43,060	4.31
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other (2 O*NET occupations) `19-3099`	230	$85,370	4.42
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary `25-1113`	150	$87,920	8.65
Social Workers, All Other `21-1029`	250	$67,420	2.84
Social and Community Service Managers `11-9151`	280	$92,240	0.94
Social and Human Service Assistants `21-1093`	2,110	$38,530	3.41
Software Developers `15-1252`	2,740	$126,830	1.15
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers `15-1253`	260	$97,250	1.00
Special Education Teachers, All Other (2 O*NET occupations) `25-2059`	100	$79,080	2.12
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School (2 O*NET occupations) `25-2052`	230	$66,710	0.61
Special Education Teachers, Middle School `25-2057`	90	$81,710	0.68
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School `25-2058`	80	$68,270	0.33
Special Effects Artists and Animators `27-1014`	50	$83,530	1.66
Speech-Language Pathologists `29-1127`	250	$94,370	0.96
Statisticians (2 O*NET occupations) `15-2041`	90	$105,200	2.29
Stockers and Order Fillers `53-7065`	2,500	$36,230	0.63
Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors (2 O*NET occupations) `21-1018`	320	$65,440	0.47
Substitute Teachers, Short-Term `25-3031`	130	$38,920	0.17
Surgeons, All Other `29-1249`	120	$80,920	3.37
Survey Researchers `19-3022`	60	$103,140	5.48
Surveying and Mapping Technicians `17-3031`	30	$63,560	0.38
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents `13-2081`	50	$67,390	0.62
Teachers and Instructors, All Other `25-3099`	90	$62,500	0.53
Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary (3 O*NET occupations) `25-9045`	1,760	$36,030	0.88
Teaching Assistants, Postsecondary `25-9044`	12,860	$38,990	55.45
Technical Writers `27-3042`	60	$89,840	0.86
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers `49-2022`	160	$62,750	0.80
Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers `49-9052`	80	$79,450	0.57
Tellers `43-3071`	360	$39,900	0.78
Tire Repairers and Changers `49-3093`	90	$39,250	0.56
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers `23-2093`	80	$51,270	1.10
Tool and Die Makers `51-4111`	220	$61,250	2.76
Tour and Travel Guides (2 O*NET occupations) `39-7010`	200	$35,090	2.66
Training and Development Managers `11-3131`	40	$122,650	0.62
Training and Development Specialists `13-1151`	500	$74,660	0.78
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers (2 O*NET occupations) `11-3071`	270	$106,650	0.86
Travel Agents `41-3041`	30	$48,110	0.39
Tree Trimmers and Pruners `37-3013`	60	$60,520	0.82
Tutors `25-3041`	1,820	$37,380	7.38
Urban and Regional Planners `19-3051`	50	$79,620	0.83
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers `39-3031`	120	$35,090	0.70
Veterinarians `29-1131`	100	$127,270	0.86
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers `31-9096`	250	$38,350	1.39
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians `29-2056`	100	$49,900	0.57
Waiters and Waitresses `35-3031`	2,710	$40,230	0.84
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators `51-8031`	130	$66,770	0.69
Web Developers `15-1254`	100	$89,000	1.03
Web and Digital Interface Designers (2 O*NET occupations) `15-1255`	160	$56,920	1.02
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers `51-4121`	220	$54,180	0.37
Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders `51-4122`	50	$38,900	1.10
Word Processors and Typists `43-9022`	30	$58,180	0.63
Writers and Authors (2 O*NET occupations) `27-3043`	190	$37,330	2.80